In the past few days, the City of Sian has introduced the most severe measures to deal with the uncivilization of dog-raising and has urged those who do not heed the advice to ban dog-keeping for five years. As soon as the Iron Hand comes out, it can be said to be unremitting.
Personally, dogs are no good, but they cross the bottom line of civilization, which cannot be justified. Urban population density is extremely high, and per capita public space and resources are limited. If dogs were allowed to do anything in public spaces, such as excretion in open spaces and even attacks on human beings, that would seriously affect the public space of most citizens. There is still respect for one another, and in public space there are customary moral constraints to preserve the freedom of every individual to the maximum extent possible. While the dog is not self-conscious, the owner has a real responsibility to regulate. How can we do this if we have the pleasure of owning dogs and bringing grief to others?
If you take care of your master, you will have rules. Restriction of uncivilized dogs must be controlled and controlled first. The West Ang police, together with the property of the subdistricts, identified the basics of the dog. In this way, uncivilized dog-keeping can quickly find those responsible in the streets of the community. Vagrant dogs and orphan dogs also facilitate intensive hygiene and vaccination. Secondly, awareness-raising should be strengthened and penalties should be refined. A fine is better than a thousand sentences. There are many uncivilized dog owners in my community. For example, when dogs are excreted, the community's wissy community can't help but complain and even abuse, but it's the same after. If civilized dogs do not change regularly, they are severely punished. I believe that persuasion will work better. Third, public scrutiny must be stimulated. If it's just small property and police, it can't be controlled. In the community, it is advisable to specify time and space for dog activities in public places. In the case of uncivilized dog behaviour, the community can work together to monitor it through public video, information on the name of the dogkeeper, etc.
Urban well-being and public space awareness require self-regulation and alternative discipline. For uncivilized dogs, it is expected that more cities will no longer have to be forced, but that they will be properly managed with a thunderbolt.